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Quantitative Finance · Glossário

O que é Bid–ask spread and mid price?

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Definition 1.2 Markets I: The Ecosystem and Exchange-Traded Markets · Capítulo 1 — What a Trading Firm Does

For a best bid bb and a best ask a>ba > b, the bid–ask spread is s=a−bs = a - b and the mid price is m=12(a+b)m = \tfrac12(a+b). The half-spread s/2s/2 is what one market order pays relative to the mid.

Exemplos

Example 1.3 (The dentist’s order)

The market is 49.9949.99 bid, 50.0150.01 ask: s=$0.02s = \$0.02, m=$50.00m = \$50.00, and the spread is 0.02/50.00=4 bp0.02/50.00 = 4\,\mathrm{bp} of the price. The dentist’s market order buys at the ask and pays the half-spread, $0.01 a share, that is $1.00 on her hundred shares. That dollar is the market maker’s gross revenue on the trade — before the price has had a chance to move.

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